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Mevo Studio: Outputs - Mevo Webcam App, External Display, Google Cast, and NDI | HX (Requires Mevo Pro)

You can do more than record and stream with Mevo Studio. 

  1. Mevo Webcam App (Webcam): Output your production to a computer via the Mevo Webcam app and use it as a source in your video calls in Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or to softwares like OBS, VMix and many others. 
  2. HDMI: use a cable to connect the device running Mevo Studio to a monitor, TV, projector, or external recorder. 
  3. Airplay (iOS & iPadOS only): out to any Airplay compatible device like Apple TV. 
  4. Google Cast: output to any Google Cast enabled device like a Google TV, Chromecast, or Chromecast Enabled TV or projector. 
  5. NDI: seamlessly connect to any NDI enabled receiver to further expanding Mevo Studio's compatibility. 

 

Mevo Webcam App

Connect Mevo Studio to your computer to enhance your video calls or other video software. Only supports Windows and MacOS. Before following the instructions below, make sure that you've installed the Mevo Webcam App on your receiving computer. Download here. 

Note: both Mevo Studio and the receiving computer will need to be on the same local network. 

  1. Once you have some sources connected, tap "Out". 
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  2. Make sure that "Connect to computer" is toggled on. You can edit the display name by tapping the bar. 
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  3. On your computer, open the tool and select Mevo Studio as your source. 
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  4. When you are successfully connected, the Out icon in Mevo Studio will be highlighted red.
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HDMI

To output your Mevo Studio Program to a monitor, tv, projector or external recorder, you will need a USB-C to HDMI adapter. Most USB-C hubs have an HDMI output port on them. 

  1. Connect your hub or USB-C to HDMI adapter into your device running Mevo Studio. 
  2. Tap "Out" on your Mevo Studio app.
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  3. Look for External Display and toggle it on. 
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  4. Open the External display settings to change which source is being outputted. 
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  5. Once configured, the External Display tab will show that it's connected and "Out" will be RED. 
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Airplay

  1. Tap "Out" on your Mevo Studio app.
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  2. Open your iOS or iPadOS Control Center by dragging down from the top right corner of your device and tap the Screen Mirroring icon. 
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  3. Once connected, it will show that it's connected on the Airplay tab and "Out" will be RED. 

Google Cast

  1. Tap "Out" on your Mevo Studio app.
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  2. Locate the Google Cast section. Tap the bar to modify your Google Cast settings. You can change the resolution and bitrate. 
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  3. Tap the Cast icon to start casting to a local Google Cast enabled device and choose the device from the list. 
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  4. Once connected, it will show that it's connected on the NDI Tab and "Out" will be RED. 
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NDI

NDI, which stands for Network Device Interface, is a technology that enables high-quality, low-latency video and audio transmission over standard networks. This allows you to send your Mevo Studio program out (main feed that viewers see) to various other types of audio and video destinations (i.e. Streamlabs Desktop, OBS, VMix, Livestream Studio, etc.) via a standard local network both wired and wirelessly.

To output your Mevo Studio Program out to another destination within your local network, you can follow these steps below.

  1. Tap "Out" on your Mevo Studio app.
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  2. Locate NDI Output toward the bottom of the screen. 
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  3. Tap the bar to modify your NDI settings. You can change the display name, enable HEVC, change the resolution and bitrate or modify the NDI groups and discovery server information. 
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  4. Toggle NDI Output: Once connected, it will show that it's connected on the NDI Tab and "Out" will be RED. 
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You can also enable HEVC (H265) which will compress your video without losing noticeable quality. This will free up some space on your local network to use more sources. **HIGHLY RECOMMENDED**

Once you've setup your NDI Output and toggled it on, you can add it to the destination of your choice. For this example, we show adding it via Streamlabs Desktop, which as a Mevo Pro user, you get all of the premium features Streamlabs has to offer.

  1. Open Streamlabs Desktop
  2. Next to "Sources" press the ( + ) Button
  3. In the "Add Sources" window that pops up, find and select the "NDI Source" option.
  4. Press "Add Source" in the bottom right.
  5. Name your source, then press "Add Source" again.
  6. Under "Source Name", find the source for your Mevo Studio NDI Output. 
    You can change this name on the "Out" page in the Mevo Studio app under "Output Name and Password"

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Troubleshooting Steps

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